Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-03-24

Lamoine, gave birth to calf. on Tuesday of
last week, which was well formed in every
respect, except that it had no eyes OF tail. Mr..
Young says that he shall not keep the calf with
view of improving his stock, but if an eye
less and tailess calf, which is great curiosity.
Is wanted. the Glossy" can he seen by any one
who will take the trouble TO call.
David Marshall of Deer Isle had his
shoulder broken recently, by hay-rack falling
on him. The rope by which the rack was sus-
pended in the top of the aafn broke and it
came down with great force, one end striking
him on the shoulder. with results above. His
wife and daughter were away from home at
the time and he was obliged 10 90 some dis
tance TO a neighbor for help. He suffered
much pain in having the limb set.
The Castine Normal school commenced its
spring term March 3. The number In attend
ance is l42. comprising 81 ladies and ~ gentle
men. Eleven counties are represented As fol-
lows: Hancock 81; Waldo p: Knox %;
Penobscot %: Lincoln II; Washington 9; Pts
cataquis 3; Sagadahoc ?; kennebec l Somer-
set ; York /. The class entering the present
term numbers 81, and the class to graduate
next JUNO Oh l It tAtTtl>tS bl tAdtilllldtluu
and graduation will occur on the first and
second of June.
| A snow pow on the Mount Desert
Branch cut up curious freak the other day.
| 1t was blowing along ahead Of train and all
OF a sudden waltzed up on big snow drift and
| turred couple Of >omersaults, landing by the
side OF the track. The train men looked at
| the thing in astonishment for time and then.
upon recovering their senses, took line and
went up aud made the pillow fast to tree so
| that the melting snow would not let it down
upon the track. 1t remained in that position
and the story of lis curious action was told to
many passengers.
| We are in receipt of the Alpena Pioneer
! Of March IL. printed at Alpena, Michigan,
! giving thrilling account Of the shocking
death of three Carr brothers from injuries
ceived by boiler explosion in mill which
they owned and operated. The Carr brothers
formerly belonged in Clifton. Waldo NJ. one
Of the killed, worked in this city. for J. T.
Cushman seven Years and was much liked
He was a valued member Of Lygonia Lodge OF
Masons in this city. We have not room this
week for the account in the Pioneer, but shall
give it in full in our next issue.
As Mr.. c. l.. Morrison was returning from
Franklin TO thi. city u few days ago and had
Just reached the middle OF the bridge over Kill
kenny stream ms morse was taken WIN Tue
blind staggers and IN spite of the railing Of the
! bridge and of the best efforts OF the two men
who were in the runG, the horse and vehicle
fell OF the bridge into the stream several feet
beneath. The horse fetched up aga'n>t the ice
few rods below. MI Morrison by wadlng
out INTO the stream and by cutting the harness
was abe 10 rescue the Animal some" nat
bruised ana NJ lunI rainier d' pfe'Iat'd ~"
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Its orland correspondent writes TO the Bar
Harbor Hec"rd a. follows: Thursday even
inS We listened to 4 lecture by Rev. '. 7.
Nardwei Of Ellsworth. on "iiumors Of Camp
Lac IN the Army, winch WA very interest
ing. Mr. Nar'i"'il speaks from experience
a. he was soldier m the sixth Maine r"5i-
mcnt and was IN some OF tn" hardest fought
battles Of the Rebellion. llv -ayr some in'i-
dents connected With the charge and capture
Of =. Mary'> heights. whore The regiment lo~t
about onc-third their number, which showed
something Of the dark side Of a soldiers lf".
The mum supper at the Methodist Nc,try
"wednesday evening w"> very pleasant affair.
with no small amount 81 real iun me sup
Per was excellent. and the company IN a'ten-
dance most agreeable. The reporter IN looking
about Tor matter worthy OF note discovered
The following ''c' seated together IN q single
group were hNr iaiie, Wh'>- united weight
ws- over I2" pounds. lhcT were afieTWaTd
Joined h5 IN" "'h'f laH''>' "h'h inc uht7i
weight 81 I'D" seven became upwards "l I'""
pounds. >'hi Iat'r. 'hrr' gentlemen joined
the company when tie united weight 81 the
ten became NOR. than ton.
\ private no,c from Chaplain D. H. 1ri-
bou Of the L : : lancaster Flagship on the
South Atlantic station. informs IL Of q fatal
a"'id'nt which occurred on board Of That Ne>-
sell ID the hAFD'r "I ha'''"Aa"' iu-ual' "u'-
lnS Tue suh>ci ''o'ui''h' On 'i' -" Oh jan
nary IHst- In >rhd'hS H""h '"I-SaiIdut hiN'>'
N, hzhid on ih' hiHh'"i-2''i"n' Ma,'-FoPt
eHpptd' It't'u- ING j'aN' la''' Shd ear 'h- Il
away al 'i'' MOUNDS, s'f'N'AI iliat' Amer
son on Ing h'Ad ana k'i''h- MN lh>'Sh'!. ne
deceased "a> brother OF ME- Alex fiT'e Of
trenton. Addi''oha' information may De OBJ
uF'>e 4 h"l' 10 '"' t'l't'r 81 'hf AhENlNAN'
We learn with pleasure that Mr. Geo. {.
Emery. ION OF cyrus Emery, E>q.. Of Sullivan,
with Mr. Leslie II Massachusetts. the iu-
ter President and Emery a. secretary
and Treasurer, ha- gone into The real estate
business IN Kansas City, the trim which They
represent being >iylrd the suffolk Real u
tate Company" This company j. made up
Of >tcrlin. men, brlon-in. mostly in Boston
and vicinity, nearly all Of whom personal
friends Of Mr. Emery. and the Larry" amount
they have invested i strong testimonial 10
the entire confidence " hch they have ID Iii
integrity and ability. We wish the company
in general aud Mr.. Emery in particular the
most gratifying success.
.i,i.,.., ,,.ri..- ~ a.. t.il.,,.- rI,.. biri-
an uo.e Comnspy rave their annual ball in
IIar..,,,l TI.u last TLur.dav ,.y..,i,,, Music
for ~. J,pq.. y,5,. furnished by & = Mon
,.,l,r.. ,r,La.tr, .iv ,,i...e. nr,y feat
~. ,.,. III. t,.,,or drum ,l,v.d l,r
NJ p..l ,po., tou,,ifnl simmer wa. furu-
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